Often imitated but never duplicated. The instant classic that Chris Carter, creator of The X-Files, calls "Fascinating! Witty! Right up my alley!" In other words, buy it immediately.

The groundbreaking 1991 cult classic. Profiles of such paranoid paragons as Kerry Thornley, Jim and Ken Collier, Lyndon LaRouche and Mae Brussell as well as more underground information than should reasonably be permitted between two covers. Robert Anton Wilson calls it, "The sanest and at the same time the most exciting conspiracy book I've read in this decade." This 3rd edition features a new introduction by Vankin and cover design by John Whalen. Get it while it can still be got.

Take a stroll down Me Decade Lane with 70GCAT's Jonathan Vankin and over 50 of the world's top cartoonists and comic artists. The "Comic Shop News" dubs it "history for hip cynics." SEE Richard Nixon grovel in humiliation! TREMBLE as Reverend Moon takes over the world! HOWL as thousands of otherwise reasonable Americans streak naked through the streets, monitor their emotional equilibrium with "mood rings" and wear the most outrageous, egregious fashions in human history! All this and more between two fashionably "retro" covers. 

Bill Clinton, Michael Jackson, O.J. Simpson, Woody Allen -- and 50 more stories of sleaze, stupidity and shame! Drawn by the world's top cartoonists and comic artists. Called "lowbrow" by the New York Post. Need we say more?

Outlaw editor Parfrey, proud purveyor of all things paranoid and perverse, returns with a cerebellum-sizzling sequel to his way-the-hell-ahead-of-its-time 1987 monsterpiece. Essays include an all-original manifesto on media control by Vankin.

The "Big Book" series continues. Vankin, with 
Steve Vance and more than 60 top comic artists, dishes the skinny on nasal sex, brain implants, porno chic and lots more of the worst the world has to offer.

Vankin returns to the Big Book series with this adaptation of the bloodiest, sleaziest fairy tales the Brothers Grimm ever recorded. Read it to your kids -- when they're BAD!

Keith and a cabal of commentators -- including, naturally, Vankin -- uncover every aspect of the most bizarre, mysterious document of the pre-Internet era of paranoid speculation.